Friday, June 21, 2019

Summer Reading Program

Here is the schedule for the Summer Reading Program at the Library. I hope you can take advantage of some of these great programs.  Please tell your kids that Mrs. Brinks says "hi," and that I hope to see them out and about this summer, maybe at the beach IF we ever get some warm weather:)



Summer Reading Program 2019

June 13 – 10:30 SRP Kick-off - Magician Joel TaceyAll Ages
June 18 – 10:30 – 1:00 -  Makerspace Day – Create a model from our new 3-D printer – All Ages
June 20th -   - 10:30 - Pollinators Program by Missaukee Conservation District – All Ages
June 27 at 10:30 – Puppeteer Kevin Kammeraad will be performing.  All Ages
July 9 – 10:30 – Wildlife in our Backyard – Missaukee Conservation District – All Ages
July 11th – 10 and 10:30.Two Shows” - Star Lab Planetarium by Dynamic School Assemblies – All Ages
July 18th – 10:30 – “Taking care of our world” – Missaukee County Farm Bureau -- All Ages
July 25th – 10:30 SRP Finale – Top Reader Awards, prize drawings, Ice Cream.

**NEW THIS YEAR - Earn points for each event
you attend to be entered in a drawing for prizes***

Top reader awards for different age groups.
All events are FREE!!

Sunday, June 2, 2019

June 3rd - Final Newsletter


DATES TO REMEMBER:
-Mon., June 3rd—Half Day—Dismissal @ 11:35
-Tues., June 4th—Half Day—Dismissal @ 11:35
-Wed., June 5th—Summer Break Begins
-June 13th @ 10:30—Summer Reading Program Kick-off with Magician Joel Tracey

THANK YOU:

Phew! It has been a busy couple of weeks! A special thanks to all the parents and grandparents who came out to cheer us on for Track & Field Day—what a perfect day to be outside!

SUMMER: 
As you make plans for summer fun, I’d like to encourage you to continue to build in time for Reading, Writing, and Math into your child’s day. Research shows that students can lose a lot of academic growth over the Summer. I’m sending home a packet of FUN Summer worksheets that you can pull out from time to time to keep these ideas fresh in their minds. Also, I encourage you to take advantage of the library and the great line-up of programs they have planned.  In addition, I’ll be sending home your child’s login cards for Raz-Kids & Teach Your Monster to Read (which they absolutely love)!

END OF THE YEAR:
I still have lots of ‘goodies’ to send home this week, so please check your child’s backpack each night.  I know it’s a lot of stuff to keep track of, BUT please be sure to take time to go through their things with them over the next couple of weeks, and let them know how proud you are of all they’ve accomplished. Also, a piece of advice from a Senior-Mom—stash a few keepsakes away to pull out and reminisce over in a few years:)

FINAL THOUGHTS:
What a great year we’ve had together! It is hard to believe that the last week of school is already here! In many ways it doesn’t seem possible, yet when I look at the students—their growth and the transformations that have occurred—I know it is time to send them on. Thank you for entrusting Mrs. McLain and I with your precious children and for your support this year! I feel truly blessed to be able to do what I love each and every day! Have a safe and fun-filled Summer!
Blessings to you & your families,
Sherry Brinks